Back from the dead!

[Lucandrake]

My teacher always told me to add string for some reason >.>.... I remember in the first day of school last year my teacher said to always add iostream and string in all my C++ programs

[Weirdy]

I'd say he was correct cause I once declared a string variable and I got all kinds of errors cause I forgot to include the library '

 

oh well...that all changes in managed c++

[Gryph]

Drake got all smart on us. What gives!

[Lucandrake]

I have high goals this year in my school... the highest being the contest in orlando for 1-2 year programmers, I plan on winning first (it's in vb and c++ no java)

 

Edit: On a side note, I'm slowly starting to get the same thrill I get from competing in video games onto competing with my school members

Edited August 11, 2005 by Drake

[Weirdy]

I have high goals this year in my school... the highest being the contest in orlando for 1-2 year programmers, I plan on winning first (it's in vb and c++ no java)

 

Edit: On a side note, I'm slowly starting to get the same thrill I get from competing in video games onto competing with my school members

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

good luck I guess

 

btw, are you sure it's not a contest where visual c++ is used?

[Ryuken]

i knew Drake was smarter than me, i just knew it and i just found out. How dumb of me. hehe

[Agozer]

Wow, Drake has a hidden talent. That piece of code was nice, and I would have included to begin with.

[Weirdy]

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
   str MemberName;
   
   cout << "Enter the name of a member at 1emu\n ";
   cin >> MemberName;
   if (MemberName = 'Ryuken' || 'Axl')
   {
       cout << "stfu and go away you damn narutard! ";
       return 0;
    }
   else
       cout << "hi, have a nice day ";

   return 0;
}

[Lucandrake]

Haha weirdy, that's nice, and yes i'm positive the contest is visual C++, I just finished my vb program...boring '

 

Edit: Weirdy put char not str, use " not '...... besides that it works fine , unless ryuken and axl know that c++ is case sensitive >.>

Edited August 11, 2005 by Drake

[Weirdy]

Haha weirdy, that's nice, and yes i'm positive the contest is visual C++, I just finished my vb program...boring '

 

Edit: Weirdy put char not str, use " not '...... besides that it works fine , unless ryuken and axl know that c++ is case sensitive >.>

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

str is a string variable

 

which is why <string> is included

 

I though you knew that

[Lucandrake]

I just ran the program in my computer class, str gave me an error I had to change it to string for it to work